Working Life, career

RT: Year One

Dec 24, 2008 | Permalink | 1 Comment | by Arnab
In September I completed my first anniversary of working diligently at ResponseTek (RT), an employer of mine. As a principal developer of the flagship Customer Experience Management (CEM) product and visionary founder of the Council of Office Lunches (COOL), I was given great responsibility and many learning opportunities at the ...

career

Go Abroad

Oct 12, 2008 | Permalink | No Comments | by Arnab
A critic of my lackluster efforts to secure an ARNABride once pointed out that I must be doing something seriously wrong if I could not locate half of the earthly population. I have identified that part of the problem is that I am not where they are. For instance I ...

Crack reporting

Powerless

Oct 05, 2008 | Permalink | No Comments | by Arnab
July 14, 2008 - I was busy sitting at my desk in my office tower when the reports started trickling in. Many parts of Vancouver's downtown core were going dark. I quickly saved my work on my computer so that I would not lose it and checked the regional power provider's ...

Working Life

How becoming an owner changes your perspective

Aug 03, 2008 | Permalink | 1 Comment | by Peter
A series of challenging and emotional events led to the unexpected situation where I am working for the same company but... as a co-owner. Even though I might do many of the same tasks that I did before, my approach to work has changed. n-hour work what? Nobody expects me to ...

CA Adventures

The Home Stretch

Jul 22, 2008 | Permalink | No Comments | by Leah
To recap my career path, I graduated university and started doing CASB modules in 2006. It is now the summer of 2008, two years later, and I successfully passed all my modules (some better than others). If you are aware of the CA designation path, you will know ...

Crack reporting

Bridges That Unite

Jun 30, 2008 | Permalink | No Comments | by Arnab
Accompanied by an Ismaili friend of mine, I ventured to the Roundhouse Community Centre in Vancouver's Yaletown district to take a look at the Bridges That Unite exhibit that was on display for a limited time only. After being greeted by an usher, ...

Random Musings

Aspirations are dangerous.

May 17, 2008 | Permalink | 1 Comment | by Shirley
During lunch, a friend and I took a stroll along Coal Harbor, one of Vancouver’s poshest neighborhoods. We walked by several swanky town homes. One had its blinds opened, so like any good, envious, middle-class citizen, I peered inside. Immediately I was in awe of the rich elegance ...



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